on_the_edge
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The Busse FS sub-forum...as of this morning, he has 4 separate threads peddling in excess of 150 items, all on the first page alone. How much is enough? Is there such a thing as too much?
Several weeks ago, Spark instituted a new rule on BFC about keyword spamming. As far as I can tell, the rule came about as the direct result of Liu Kang's propensity to list nearly every knife for sale by name in every FS thread he started so as to essentially monopolize results returned when using the BFC search function. In other words, regardless of the search term, if you put in a Busse-related term, Liu Kang would have an inordinately high number of returned results, NOT because he was the only person selling a particular knife, but because he was spamming the search term itself. Is having four threads with over 150 items for sale just another variation on spamming, especially when he is a dealer (as defined by BFC) listing knives in the FS by Individuals sub-forum?
Please discuss rationally. Mods, please DO hand out infractions at will for trolling. Let's keep this thread on track.
Several weeks ago, Spark instituted a new rule on BFC about keyword spamming. As far as I can tell, the rule came about as the direct result of Liu Kang's propensity to list nearly every knife for sale by name in every FS thread he started so as to essentially monopolize results returned when using the BFC search function. In other words, regardless of the search term, if you put in a Busse-related term, Liu Kang would have an inordinately high number of returned results, NOT because he was the only person selling a particular knife, but because he was spamming the search term itself. Is having four threads with over 150 items for sale just another variation on spamming, especially when he is a dealer (as defined by BFC) listing knives in the FS by Individuals sub-forum?
Please discuss rationally. Mods, please DO hand out infractions at will for trolling. Let's keep this thread on track.